Description

"The Works of John Wesley - Volume 2 Sermons 54-108" is another collection of sermons by the renowned Methodist preacher John Wesley. This collection, published by Delmarva Publications, Inc., includes 55 sermons that Wesley preached between 1733 and 1756.

Like other collections of Wesley's sermons, this volume covers a wide range of topics, including salvation, faith, sin, the Christian life, and social issues of his day. One of the notable sermons in this collection is "The Witness of the Spirit," which was preached on October 18th, 1738. In this sermon, Wesley teaches about the work of the Holy Spirit in the life of a believer, specifically the experience of the "witness of the Spirit" which confirms to the believer that they are a child of God.

Another noteworthy sermon in this collection is "On Working Out Our Own Salvation," which was preached on November 15th, 1741. In this sermon, Wesley challenges his listeners to take seriously the call to holiness and to work diligently to cultivate a life of righteousness.

Wesley's preaching style is characterized by his clear and concise language, his practical applications of biblical truths, and his passion for evangelism and social justice. His sermons continue to inspire and challenge readers today, and "The Works of John Wesley - Volume 2 Sermons 54-108" is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the preaching of one of the most influential figures in Christian history.